Pulse drive is used in a control motor, for example, so reflected waves resulting from impedance mismatching between the cable, motor, and control section are superimposed on the signal, resulting in surges which become high voltage noise surges.
Surges contain high voltage components that are at least twice the normal drive voltage, so it is possible that the insulation may break down, stop functioning, or deteriorate, for example. It is therefore necessary to take measures against noise generation.
This is the demonstration movie which shows the actual efficiency of the surge suppression by viewing the measured surge waveforms on an oscilloscope. An actual surge waveforms are generated at the inverter motor drive system and OKI's surge suppression cables effects the reduction on the surge generation.
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Item | Specifications | |
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Micro-surge voltage | 1000V or less (between phases) | |
Applicable motor wiring length | SSU50: 50m or less | |
SSU100: 100m or less | ||
Applicable inverter | Power source voltage | 480 VAC or less |
Inverter capacity | 75kW or less We manufacture units individually for motors exceeding 75kV. |
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Output frequency | 0.1 to 400Hz | |
Carrier frequency | 15kHz or less | |
Vibration | 0.7G or less | |
Protective construction | IP20 | |
Working location | Indoors | |
Ambient temperature | -20 to +40degrees |